Device for filling a container with at least one type of powder material
a technology of powdered materials and containers, which is applied in the direction of solid materials, bottling operations, packaging under special atmospheric conditions, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the filling time, low apparent densities, and air presence that is likely to disturb the flow of powdery materials in the mould
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[0034]In FIG. 1, a first example can be seen of a filling device according to this invention comprising a shoe 2 so-called a filling shoe intended to slide along arrow F on a table 4 wherein cavities 6 are made to be filled, for example moulds. The shoe comprises a filling channel 8 connected to a reserve of powdery material (not shown) by an upper end 7, channel 8 emerges in a lower part 10 or plate intended to be in contact with table 4, by an outlet opening 12 by which the powdery material flows into recipient 6.
[0035]According to this invention, the shoe also comprises means 14 allowing a pneumatic fluid contained in recipient 6, for example air to be evacuated from the recipient. In the example shown, means 14 comprise a first duct 16 intended to allow the evacuation of the air from the recipient 6 during filling, i.e. when the powdered material penetrates into the cavity.
[0036]The device also comprises advantageously a second evacuation duct 18 intended to allow the air to exi...
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[0054]In FIGS. 6 and 7, a first example can be seen of a device according to this invention wherein the powdered material is distributed homogenously by the rotation of a part of the filling device.
[0055]The filling device according to the second embodiment comprises a cylindrical shell 101 intended to be positioned above a recipient to be filled (not shown) and forming a filling channel between a powder reservoir and the recipient. The device also comprises a means of distribution 100, positions in the filling channel and formed by a plate 103 of the X axis, intended to be put into rotation around this X axis. In the example shown, the disc is equipped on an upper face 102 with at least one distribution element 104 extending substantially radially on the plate, in the form of a small bar. Small bar 104 is intended to homogeneously distribute the powder carried by a hopper placed above the filling device (not shown). It is of course understood that element 104 can have any form adap...
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